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Open space asked According to the report, Ontario previously relied on local initiatives to carry out its preferences. However. it said, the province should look at the possibility of realizing objectives from its end, rather than from the local by the year 2000. But these needs wouldn‘t be met if present financial difficulties and political attitudes continue, the report said. w V6 Figures show that future demands on facilities in the regiOn will increase two to five times The task force report said provision of open space recreational areas in the region is occurring without benefit of an over- all co-ordination effort. The report outlined seven options for the province for this purpose York‘s chief adâ€" ministrative officer, Jack Rettie, said the question was whether it was feasible for the northern part of the region to develop land to handle the demand from outside the region for open space. The report. which will be sent to the province, was compiled by a group set up by Natural Resources Minister Leo Bernier last year to recommend solutions to the problem of getting land for a long-term open space program in the region. MAPLE â€"- It looks as if noisy trucks will continue to roll through Centre Street in Thornhill for awhile yet. Last week. Vaughan Council committee said there is little hope of reducing traffic on the street, which runs from Yonge to Bathurst streets. NEWMARKET - If the province continues to designate parts of York as open space near an urban centre, it should help share costs. ac- cording to a report of a specially-appointed task force. This former Highway 7 area is inhabited by 100 people. Residents have com- plained that trucks start using it as early as 4 am, and asked council to either downgrade the street, or prohibit trucks from using it. Truck traffic pro tested News next door NEWMARKET â€" It’s illegal now to smoke while riding town buses here. 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